HANDLES, KEYS


 

Handle, Key No. 1...

The Handle, Key No. 1 is the standard handle for a single lever key and is produced in two patterns; knurled and fluted.

The handle screws onto a No.2 BA thread.

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Handle, Key No. 2

Moulded linking key for simultaneous operation of 4 standard lever keys at ¾" centres.

Length - 3".

Drawing 62069

Handle, Key No. 3

Moulded inking key for simultaneous operation of 5 standard lever keys at ¾" centres.

Length - 3¾".

Drawing 62069

Handle, Key No. 7

Moulded linking key for simultaneous operation of 2 standard lever keys at ¾" centres.

Length - 1½".

Drawing 62069

Handle, Key No. 8

Moulded linking key for simultaneous operation of 3 standard lever keys at ¾" centres.

Length - 2¼".

Drawing 62069

Handle, Key No. 9

Moulded linking key for simultaneous operation of 2 standard lever keys at 1" centres.

Length - 1¾".

Suitable for Key-Mounting KAF and P.

Drawing 62069

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Handle, Key No. 11

Spring loaded locking lever for standard lever keys.

This handle permits the key to be locked in the normal position or in either of the operated positions.  It consists of two parts: a gate which is fixed to the key-mounting by the key-fixing screws and a spring-loaded handle which is screwed to the cam in place of the standard handle.  In use the handle is lifted against its spring and dropped into the appropriate notch in the gate, and the handle cannot then be removed again without first re-lifting it against its spring.  This handle can of Course be used on a single-action key if required, but Handle, Key, No. 16 is adequate in such a case.
 

Drawing 63296
 

Handle, Key No. 12

Moulded linking key for simultaneous operation of 2 standard lever keys at 1 and 1/16" centres.

Drawing 62069

Handle, Key No. 14

This handle is similar to Handle, Key, No. 1 but was developed for use with Keys No. 212 ... on cordless main exchange switchboards.  It is brown and finished semi-matt without flutes or knurling. The base of the handle is cut away more steeply than in the case of Handle, Key, No. 1.

Drawing 90428
 

 
Handle, Key No. 15

Used on Key No. 317 on Bellsets No. 39 & 44.
 

 
Handle, Key No. 16

This handle is similar in construction and use to Handle, Key, No. 11, but locks the key in the normal position or in one operated position only.  If fitted on a double-action key, operation on the "unguarded" side is not affected; the handle in the normal position is prevented from moving towards the "guarded" side only.

Drawing 90566
 

Handle, Key No. 18/...

Used on 1000 type lever keys.

Colour:-
10 - Black
10A - Black with light ivory bar
14 - Elephant grey
15 - Light French grey
15A - Light French grey with black bar
15B - Light French grey with light green bar
15C - Light French grey with orange bar
15D - Light French grey with red bar
15E - Light French grey with yellow bar
16 - Light ivory
16A - Light ivory with black bar
16B - Light ivory with red bar
22 - Green
24B - Light green with black bar
27 - Red
 

 
Handle, Key No. 22/10

Bar for linking two 1000 type keys for simultaneous operation.

Colour:-
Black

 
 
Handle, Key No. 32...

Latching handle for single 1000 type keys.

Part No. 3/DLA/404 is also required.

Colour:-
10 - Black
15 - Light French Grey
22 - Green
27 - Red

 

 


 
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